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• Hi! With the help of Yoni Melman we found a way to have a nested that is very similar to that of E-prime: In this example, in the main loop we wanted to define the font size as a variable. So we wrote the name of the variable within []: (Image) …

  in [solved] Referring only to one column of a loop Comment by labovich May 2015
• It's working perfectly with the new version! =D>

  in [solved] Openseasme crash when font size is a variable Comment by labovich April 2015
• Thank you Eduard! I'll try that!

  in [solved] Referring only to one column of a loop Comment by labovich April 2015
• Thank you so much Sebastiaan!! I started to think I might have to run this experiment with e-prime :-S

  in [solved] Openseasme crash when font size is a variable Comment by labovich April 2015
• Hi Sebastiaan It worked on Mac (2.9.3 while I'm using windows 8 with 2.9.4). I tried 2.9.3 on windows 8 and got the same results... On windows, it is easily reproducible: * define font size as a variable in a loop * create a "text box" …

  in [solved] Openseasme crash when font size is a variable Comment by labovich March 2015
• Hi Josh Thank you so much for your response! Yes- I want the font size to change throughout the experiment. Size_p1 is indeed a numerical value. I tried all the options and still I get the same msg and the experiment crashes. Num_p1 works without …

  in [solved] Openseasme crash when font size is a variable Comment by labovich March 2015
• Hi Josh Thank you for your suggestion! The problem is that I will have to create 32 different lists and use shuffle for each one of them... and while doing it I can make mistakes... That's why I preferred to use loops

  in [solved] Referring only to one column of a loop Comment by labovich March 2015
• Hello again (-: I tried this too, and it doesn't get out of the practice after 2 trials, but with or without "break if" I get the same result: The nested loop is sampled twice (from tasted columns) and only then returns to the main list..…

  in [solved] Referring only to one column of a loop Comment by labovich March 2015
• Hi Eduard Thank you for your help! I tried what you suggested: in my nested practice loop (in break if) I wrote:[count_Nested_practice] >0 Now, I get only 2 trials (the picture that was chosen from the nested and the picture from the column to t…

  in [solved] Referring only to one column of a loop Comment by labovich March 2015
• I defined the question differently under a different discussion: http://forum.cogsci.nl/index.php?p=/discussion/1440/referring-only-to-one-column-of-a-loop

  in [closed] Nested (?) and strange problem Comment by labovich March 2015
• Hi again I played with it a little and found the problem: my sub-loop (called 'nested_practice' or 'nested_experiment') has many columns, each column represent different variable (every cell is a picture that fit a specific condition). However, on…

  in [closed] Nested (?) and strange problem Comment by labovich March 2015
• Hi Sebastiaan Thank you for your response. I actually read the discussion you suggested before posting this one. I tried to use sub-loops as suggested in this discussion. This is why I don't know why it doesn't work... Tali

  in [closed] Nested (?) and strange problem Comment by labovich March 2015
• Hi I had similar need for nested function similar to that of e-prime. It is actually possible to do it here too: First, after the main loop you should include a sub-loop to run from the main loop. In the main loop you can define a column with varia…

  in [open] "nested lists" functionality Comment by labovich March 2015
• Thank you! I'll try that

  in [solved] Line mapping task Comment by labovich March 2015
• Hi Just started using the software. Really loving it!! you are doing a great work! * It would be nice to have option for nested tables (without writing additional code) * It will be useful to be able to change the order of the columns in a loop tab…

  in [wishlist] What would you like to see in OpenSesame? Comment by labovich February 2015